Not Enough Memory

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by user0, Feb 2, 2004.

  1. user0

    user0 Guest

    Dear Group,

    I run a lengthy batch program I created with VBA. AutoCAD
    stops with a "not enough memory, Abort Retry Ignore" message at the same
    spot each time, 1.8 gigs of ram used (according to Task Manager). I have
    maximized my paging file size. I have 2 gigs physical ram and a dual 2.6
    gig processor.

    Autodesk, please what else can I do? The mem used by AutoCAD keeps
    increasing as the program runs and I need to be able to release it for the
    program to continue. I've tried using VB as a controller but things only
    get worse. Any repeated process will eventually make AutoCAD lock up.

    Please help!

    Thanks,
    Rick
     
    user0, Feb 2, 2004
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  2. user0

    Rob_Kish Guest

    Consider modifying batch loop to work with one drawing at a time (close
    current dwg, open next).


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    and vice versa.- --lazarus long
     
    Rob_Kish, Feb 2, 2004
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